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I could almost have supposed the architect at Gran had taken the graves of the valley of Jehosaphat for his model. Bethlehem Rachel's grave Convent at Bethlehem Beggars Grotto of the Nativity Solomon's cisterns St. John's Franciscan church at Jerusalem Mourning women Eastern weddings Mish-mish Excursion to the Jordan and the Dead Sea Wilderness near Jerusalem Convent of St. Saba.

They'd rather see the State officers go by the board than have the kind of reform you've promised 'em. They can get rid of their Democrat after two years. Your reform may hang on a good while, once get the laws chained. Now what are you going to do?" "I know exactly what I'm going to do." "Yes; but, grinning Jehosaphat, how much time have you got to do it in? Three weeks to election now!"

Having assumed to be a mountain lumberman, he had consistently talked as one acted as one. Now he came out of his chair as though a mighty spring had uncurled under him, and slapped an outspread hand to his forehead. "Great jumping Jehosaphat!" he exclaimed, and turning in her chair, the young woman studied him in perplexity. But Halloway's slip was brief and his recovery instant.

"Tired of life!" The young eyes flashed in that weird aureole of long wolf-hair. "Tired of life! Well, I should just pretty nearly think I wasn't." "H'm! Then if it isn't Christianity, it must be because you're young." "Golly, man! it's because I'm hungry HUNGRY! Great Jehosaphat! I could eat an ox!" "And you leave your grub behind, to be eaten by a lot of "

Nevertheless, the rendering of his mistress happy gives any one the fairest title to glory which can be earned in this valley of Jehosaphat, since, according to Genesis, Eve was not satisfied even with a terrestrial Paradise. She desired to taste the forbidden fruit, the eternal emblem of adultery. But there is an insurmountable reason why we should refrain from developing this brilliant theory.

That mount is more high than the city of Jerusalem is; and, therefore, may men upon that mount see many of the streets of the city. And between that mount and the city is not but the vale of Jehosaphat that is not full large. And from that mount styed our Lord Jesu Christ to heaven upon Ascension Day; and yet there sheweth the shape of his left foot in the stone.

As an amends, however, they offer them a great quantity of spiritual food. In the valley of Jehosaphat we find many tombs of ancient and modern date. The most ancient among these tombs is that of Absolom; a little temple of pieces of rock, but without an entrance. The second is the tomb of Zacharias, also hewn out of the rock, and divided within into two compartments.

This Jehosaphat was king of that country, and was converted by an hermit, that was a worthy man and did much good. And from thence, a bow draught towards the south, is the church, where Saint James and Zachariah the prophet were buried. And above the vale is the mount of Olivet; and it is clept so for the plenty of olives that grow there.

The hill, or rather group of small mounts, on which Jerusalem stands, slants eastward to the brink of the Valley of Jehosaphat, and the Mount of Olives rises opposite, from the sides and summit of which, one sees the entire city spread out like a map before him.

Nina looked down uneasily. "She know you an' me lige one anudder, an' she is afrait you marry me, an' den ven she tie you get the farm a-ready." Claude whisfied. "Great Jehosaphat! She really thinks that, does she? Well, dog my cats! What put that idea into her head?" "I told her," said Nina calmly. "You told her?" Claude turned and stared at her.